davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Portland daily press., 1887-07-20
RumfOrd Falls & BuckfieId Railroad
summer Arrangemeni-En Effeea june a.
1857.

Leave Portland via G.. T. Railway, ITO a. m;
Lewiston 500: Mechanic Falls linked traln)
S.45; arriving at w. MinOt 300; Y. Hebron 9.SOi
Buckheld 9.45; Il. Sumner 1885, Hartford,
1855; Canton 11.16.
Leave Portland 1870 p. M; Lewiston zoos
Mechanic Falls 3.15; arriving ~ w. MinOt 1906
r. Hebron $40; Buekheld $50; X. sumner 4.O6i
Hartford Az Canton 427i Gnbertyille 4.S6 p.
RETURNING-Leav Canton 4.30, 9.15 a. m;
arriving az Portland 6.25 a. m. 1905 p. m.
On Saturdays only, third train leaves Canton
245 .. m; Buckneid 3.25; arriving at Lewiston
$40 Portland 6.45 p. M; returning on arriva
OF train leaving Boston 100, and Portland
637 D. m. Excursion tickets viii be sold be-
tween Portland Lewiston and Stations on r. y. &
b., good 70 return same day or Monday. By leav-
ing Portland at ITO a. m. several hours can DO
spent in oxford Comfy and return same day; or
a trip taken up the AndroscOggin Valley TO Rum
ford Falls returning Monday.
STAGE CONNECTIONS.
DAILY-From W. Mlnot $50 p. m. for Hebron
Academy; Buckheld $50 p. m. for w. sumner
and Turner; Canton APT p. m. arriving at Peru
$50; Dlxfeld 600; Mexico ZOO p. m; also for
Brettun's Mills, Livermore. Returning, leave
Mexico GOO, Dlxheld LOO a m. arriving at Port
r. 9. BRADFORD. @. 7. A. ian3dti
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-18
RADTgs FROM VIEW.

workmeu employed b. The CONNER.
oial Mtll Company have piled slabs all
asoand TIE hulk Of the old bark Wind
ward and are engaged in filing hsr
with alAba and sawdass aud In few
short days that cid hulk viii have
passed, probably forever. frona public
view. 1hia viii seem strange 30 those
who remember how the old hulk used 80
stand out ia bold Feiisf on the water
front, aud bog enierpgising advertiaers
took advantage Of tue great black sidea
81 tie vessel 10 psiut the efaisea 81 their
wares Ia great vhils letters. AZ that
ssms County Treasurer Pontius was
kaepinR drug store on kronf street and
aeailsd himseif % the opportunity 10
advertise "fentias' Oo1cn Dropsn on
tie bsw. Way back 10 1873 the bark
WiadWEd sailed cut % Seattle
bAFb1r with Q ioad Of lumber
for san Francisco. That was DO sor=
the dlys o. tugs, and as she was heating
aswn towards the straits the Wind died
uut, and she dEifted ashore at Useless
BAy on WILDLY Island. H1e bumped 3
few times 90 ths bsaoh and started
fsw butts, which caused Der 70 leak aud
slah. khe was examined ~ t1e nndeK-
Wriletf aganig, aud on aeco0at OF Der
aga vas condemned and ordered solo.
Jsuass al. GILMAN Of Seattle bought tb8
vessel and cargo, nna had the wreck
towsd 20 this city, where the cargo Waa
discharged. 7hs vessel was beaohea -
flle point where ste still lays, bat which
has stnos sif bssu whzrfsd over. Mr.
Coimaa tried hard 80 raise the Wind
wafd Ia order 30 repair her, bot kag
DAYS OF ueefniseas as lumber dE1ger
usfe ever, and shs refused % Heat.
H1iss were cot through her sides and
haze logs pas through extending cat ca
eilher ssde. Unasr the ends 81 thees
proi sciina logs huRa air tight pontaona
were rlEoed 50 10y tide, and when
ihs h7Viue tide came 10 %
sasssl Instead of raising under tie
bu8vareY OF the poatapHs, remained ca
ths ned. and the plles. or legs were
gsscsa right up thFo1gh. Sac vas then
ripped q her rigging, her sails, an
ohors, CHAINS ard ropes, and N faes
eyayythlnx thzs could be taken from 8
wreek. Including the copper 20 ths
lowsF wstsr maFk, and she vas taroea
ov 10 tbe teFrdo a. their eomueD
pfev, Daring TIRE Intervening yests
tkfg have doas their woFk faithfully
and veil. They entered her potts.
heesvsambed her keel aud timbsTe,
pptil ssla sroha 10 tive Of Der own weight.
Il may BE- vel for suoh . black aud
saapeinss mass 90 gecs forever froo
r1blia view. eaaa e us KoaS az tAts.
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-18
A RKTKRKK ArPoNzKD m THE HILL ckEEs
-THK DIVORCE MILL AT woHE.

The court opeusd yesterday morning
at $50, Chief Justice Jones presiding.
a large number Of motions and de-
murreys had been fled In The civil cases
OF the County OF King VI. Geo. d. HiIl
and others, ell OF which were oveRFnled.
Il had been expected thai the attorneys
would have agreed upon q referee IN the
case, On their failing 90 DO 20 the
court appointed Mr.. A. B. Coleman, q
prscticinr attorney Of Port Townsend,
as referee, TO take testimony Ia tbs case
and report TO the court the findings OF
fact and conclusions 81 lav. Mr.. a. O.
Bowman was appointed reporter In the
case and ordered 10 make three copies
Of the proceedings Both the referee
aud reporter we're sworn il. The cases
viii come up before the referee IN the
chief iustioe's room on the 9th inst.
The bearing Of motion for q nsw
trial IN the case Of She Territory W.
Albert Friedrich, found guilty OF muE-
der, vas continued 10 the 29sh inst.
Frank Worth was indicted on Oeto
Der Ssh, 1884, for having smugQied
opium into the United States. Worth
escaped to Victoria. where be has since
been living. but returned a short time
ag0 and gave himself up TO snsuer 10
tbs charge. On being arraiRned yester-
day be moved By his attorneys 10 qaaxh
ahe indictment on account Of there haS-
igsg been women on the grand Jury.
Tie motion vas sustained And the in
slatment qnsahsd. Worth then gave
bonds IN $500 dollars 10 appear on the
frst day OF next term Of cougs 70
answer any charges that uisY then be
preferred against him. This case arose
ont Of the Smuggling Of opiual cn the
steamer Lone FishsEman, and ). b.
Wiley, Ben Murphy and Jehn Dee
were inolsded 10 the indictment. vii
lev and Aaurphy after two trials we're
faand not aniliy. John Dee IL stiil a
large. Il i understood thst the United
states attorneys will endeayor 10 have
worth indicted BY the grad iuEy IN
Charles I. Kerr obsained Q divorce
from Viola Belle Kerr on TIE ground OF
adultery.
Ths clerk a tks c0ur. was ordered 10
retain the amounts due him aceof5inz
20 his fee bill, from moaeys IN hsnd IN
certain United states cases, and pay the
balsnca to she collector Of castoua.
The divorce ease nf ABnie Racine 70.
n iobael Racine vas heard. Toe pam
std alleged cruelty, and 10 Der eonpiains
Asksd for division Of pFoE esty amount-
ing 10 25500. A stipulation was after
wards entered stating that the properly
cas- all 0f Il the property Of The defend
ant alone. The co1Ff reserved ifs de-
afsion until The 19lh.
In chs ease % John L5EaiRe VI. Small
ana Dfuist, action on : pFomiesoFy
note, Judgement by defaults vas en-
/ tered.
re esurt thea adjourned until the
18Th hist 81 $50 =. N.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-18
PApEns FILED N OLD AED HKw cAsna N
TUE DzsxnICT COURT xzsrKRDkY.


PAPEns FILED n OLD AED Hnw cAsEa m
THE DrsxnzCT COURT YESTERDAY.
Yesterday pagers were iled with
Clerk Lsdesrwood, Of the district c0ast,
"a g number Of cases. and several rev
suits were brought In the oourt.
Henry Price s1es George A. Meies
for 5000 damages for malicious as
sanlt and imprisonment. Tie com
uiaint alleges that ihe plaintiff owned q
floating camp on Little M1sqGit0 Bay,
and that on q certain dsy tue defend
ant, With una Of bis men, came 10 q
steamer ard ran into the camp, then
took u out into the bag, and while
there beat tha plaintiff numerically
ard then imprisoned tbs plaintin for
Qua hour, during which be took and de-
stFoyed property OF she plaintiff worth
500. aud 50 broke up the plaintiffs
business.
6ohwabaeher Broa q Co. sue 8. A..
Tho1ndike, Jchn Webster and ID. ID.
Webster for $3.50 on promissoEy
James J. johnson sues John Aces
and Theodore Hanks Tor e1xc, nAlance
Of purchase m0nsy Of some pFopeFty
sold some time ago.
Laura A. Van Aukin ON Wednesday
aled Papers Ia the district court suing
James Il. Van Ankin for allmony, al
loeine tsaf she had been deserted end
left destitute ~ her husband. AIR.
Van Anksn yesterday had papers filed
10 the same confs praying for divorce
from bis wife. He alleges that be was
married 20 toe respondent on Deosm-
Der II, 1855, ard that bis business called
him 90 travel through large portion
OF California, and that the respondent
deserted him Ia consequence. he also
states that be has frequently asked his
wife 20 live With him. TIE wife In Der
complaint alleges that she was the one
who wanted them 10 live together.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-18

sxzxrcM BouKs.--The Unitarian church
Of tAis city has iust recsived . number
OF interesting ard velnahle books. They
are tia hymn end sagvise books former.
u used 10 the First Parish Church II
Cambridge, Massachusetts,. and are the
gift Of that society 10 The uaiiaFlan 20.
cfety Ia Seattle. Tia books were the
property Of suoh Unitarian leaders aa
Henry W. LonRfeIlow. John Holmes
Prssidenl @. w. Eliot, Ezra Abbott. The
revisoE Of the Nav Testament, ]. @.
PalfEey, She historian Of New Eneland,
w. w. Goodwin, the Greek scholar. DR..
4. P. Peabody, DR.. r. II. Hedge, Prof.
+. J. Child, Prof. O. e. NoFtens whose
she0l0ciaaI and literary works arc well
known, 3. w. Lonefellow, the artist, T.
w. HiRRinson. the anlhoF. and other
famous men. The name q LoBRfellow
appears In four volumes, Holmes on I've,
and Il. II. Dana on enc. The books
viii Be used for the 6rai time here e.
The Unitarian asrvise today 81 the
PythiAn Hail.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-18
srEAKBoArs rs. RAILRoADy.
How rag RUG AEAsrIcK KNOCKS OUT THE
SEATTLE, LAKE sHoGE AND EAsrKRs.k

How rag RUG AEAsrIcK KNOCKS OUT THE
SEATTLE, LAKE sHo2E AND KksTKks.t
YestardsF sbsut noes The mate Of the
steam tue s. L. Masiiek concluded TO
move tae steamer fEoa her wharf TO
another. aud as CAPTAIN Giimors vas
az town be undertook the lob himself.
For some reason unexplained be headed
the steamer for tie tTestle work Of the
SEATTLE. Lake Shore and Eastern, near
he foot az Union street, and never
stoppsd her until she bad struck the
trsstle, knocked out one beet, bEoke5 9
number Of large siFinGers, and twiSte J
she huge steel rails 81 ont o. Shape. A
pie driver Vas proSured, sHd b. Msn-
dav trains will be Fupnisg IS usual. A
soon as The accident happened notices
we're rested that the afternoon tratn
wouid net leave, although IS wsG al
rnade % AID roads. eupsFintesdett
Janea sent the mails opi on q hArd car,
"a sime, and the passengers vere taken
oat a. $50 By special train, made ap
bevond she break IN the trsetles ana
hrguqhs passengers and ffsi9at N 90
tfaae. The damage. of course, VII be
paid by the siasmer, aud viii net
anaoznf 10 mere than SO OF ~ oyes
ard above tbs lsss aecAs.ened % tns
delay Il the m0vs nlent Of tEain&
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-18


A ne hena Ia he Enohouish Eivsr
sin miies frsn iss usuf'h. b locsssd Ne
villaasof Lou1sl sns ~ tie msss prum-
is.nR liftss towas b fhEs Nesisn a Ne
eounaEY. LsueIi e sqanl 6istzus frsm
Hno1snnish CIV and Sha xnrzlh % the
e1oAgni1h rivefs aa1 enfszs 3 Eood
tznaS. Enpplyin0 ske farmers and l1E-
gers IN thak Eicinity. r. .. emiEh, The
teuazite peopEiE11f, ksa : general mer-
e12ncialnE atcre and = hGEei Is that
plaee. He h and haa been for mzny
ye1rs excessively enesRs9 II iezeinR.
and this year has puf inae the waaes le1
mtlli1n fe1e Of timber. He emplo5a
forty men. all AZ WIEN make sheir
headquarters e. kaowall. ana these who
have familfea reside tAeze. Me-. Smith
has t9o loaxinR ruads exlsnding ct
into the tlmAer. une Of tham tsfminAt-
iER g LogeIi and one e Ebsy's q auRh.
AK. Saith says tha1 10 has good deal
q iHqniEy faF property At level. and
tbat nexf yeaF he iztends 70 plat = per-
ton q the towusite and sell lots 20 nig
thnsU who want 10 ioeaae there.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-18

Quxxn LooKrEo DoCUmEHxn.--About
= qussr q looking TOT Of Documents as
hss been alea IN ths districts court tcf q
l,ug tlsns was the Fafurn e iastlec Of
the peace Wa. Uder, Of Newcastle, -
tbe esse Of tho Territory W. William
Griliihs, anppoaed to b charged wita
burglary. Tbe return incladss she BAL
81 sosls, sosno sstets Of evidences sop
Daasd 10 have been taken 10 $40 ease, 40
sfidavis far q search warrant. aattoh
warrsns ana Katarn, but % Transcripts
~ a. nsossedinQa IN the case, no war
rant ana 20 copy Of tho conmismons.
Onr ~ ire rapefs states that the case ta
that II The Territory ~. William asig
fiths aad anoiher Oregon Improvements
esnnanv "a. william GiihathsY dGe,
ehsEetofa, making Il q egsminii and the
nlhef 4 civil cass. The eammitmsnt ~
tba hands % sAa sheriff i 81 FlRbs ana
wiIl hold tho prisoner tightly enough.
bui tho papers - the district osugl ale
far from r0r3Hiefs.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-18
rnrTaF c0URT NoTKs.

Rafore yussise ScaesksrRs JAMES
sam vas CHANGED with being dxnnk
and 6ned ).
(;eorre tlAncy Waa charae3 WITH an
ssssolt ans battery, ard his ease Tss
eonalnned al tamofro&.
Before Justice Jones. George bsEsss
- bro1rhf On 8 eh&EEe Of dE1nken-
neRs. ard Goa Eve days
Aihert FusleFloa, for TIE SANE o1ense
rot six days.
Il. Dalsu. was charged win aatNg
iansuaos esicalatzd o. es1se . breach
- ~ rsssce, aud - be Was TOO dFaok
- - tr.ea he wzs ssnt % the eoants
safl
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-18

INeozTaST DscEssoS A. TO iSE~sHsz
% Nsass In re distriea eoest ysS.sF-
asg sftarnoan a ia3gussni vAs asAed
..s,n a rcta hy the terms q waieh %
,~,sss - 10 he psia e t1s rats Of 10
- ssrs. 4 year nnfii tee eae dsy q tAe
90. IA z per cent, psg Gensa aitef
- asv. The soart decided tnss the
3 - sra. eaE Eneath clause Nss y ias
~ssors 81 4 penaisy, ard eoaha nsi be
effeFeca a. isW.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-18
RRAUTTFUI, WOMEN.

Tbs magical effects OF Wls1om's Rob
cFtine 90 Q teautifef and pFeseFvef Of
the complexion have been atteased to
BY thousands OF She leading ladies' Of
society and the stage. The only article
ever discovered ubich gives natural
and beautiful tint 10 the complexion,
removing tan, Eunburn, freckles and ell
rouahness Of the face and arms. leav-
ing the skin soft, smooth and velvety.
All remark on It's delightful cooling and
refreshing properties, distinction not
found Ia any other similar article
known. Ask A. B. STEWART.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-18

q. Eaate kas purchased ans-
tsif6 intszssl II ~ insardnes ena rosl
sstass arn q Tanner 8 Iaswis sd vii
s. assipzlg an1 ssrnzrsnGlF identlaa
va ~ huslneza hersall9E. Althpezh
ths asae Is nnads up IL thrsa yoaBe usan.
~ q represents fha oIdess irs Irsur.
And aaeneg ana Neaf essaGe ba2iaess q
- eisy. Theff Gre ee1neg Was
NszAnk1szno IN anaTrnm N 1870
b sfeH4azht 4 Lszxy, va WsFs sac
cetda6 ID fhslr insuraaas haslaeea s.
SaaA d. hAnenaRd 8 Co, $40 ia tara
Lewis ssnetnine ever one year nRo.
iheg represent lhe 0iA Pbenix. q Har1-
ford, SUD Home, 81 As9 X0xk. whict
elEeaEssf insotanos e1mp1uiea Is ths
4srBantila ID qua Of the largest, oldest
world. Ihe Gsxulan Ameriean Il ais0
ene e lha m0st sucosssfni aud best e..
fehltshfd c1mrauies ID ste United
Hsssea. This aasneg osFFica o. iEs
books maHy Seattle Eisks % from hfleen
- - Hllltt44NA 800 AtaA-AAFata
TIM nnAE nuTkTn BcaxzEan
Rapreafntad b this fiFm. waa establish.
ed IL 1870 b A. Maekintosh, now rraa-
fdsnt q the MeFehant4 Nation Bank
~ seattle. Mf. L. A. TarnoF, senior
|psemoef Of us arm, purchased the iease
TIE oS1ee. supplies, fnfnituse ana
- via % th8 basiness ~ Measrs.
ntoah a heeves In 1879, and sue
- tho zeal estate business Of
and haa 1sen actively en9eeed
Re ever since. He was FOR
Is associated 10 the business
v. B. Stacy, though not as
f, they eeeupqinR she same cltica,
eegDr. Mr. Turner with the exosD-
slon u
4. MkcKrzToza And soHN EEARY, Esos
Who ara nov no longer actively engagsd
in tie busineas, has been longer engaged
II real estate - several years than aay
agent IN Seattle.
Nj. Enels u a. old rsaideni q the
Sound, having besn bookEeepeF for The
HeiiinRbam BAY Doal Company for a
numhef Of years prior 10 1876. That
year Sc read isw, was admitted 10 the
b9r, aud entered into practice with q.
MeFris Halter, 81 Port Townsend. He
Afterwards m0vsd 30 Seattle, where be
praestoed hts profession during 1880 / q
He vas Afterwards cashier Of the First
Naiiunai Back q North Yakima until
1887, since Whish time be has resided Ia
Olympia. He - man q dne business
qualifications al viii be useful alera-
Der u tbs firm.
Mr.. II. Il. Lesis Is TOO veil and favor.
ably known 10 require any irtEodnotion.
arOna 1882 20 1885 vas q member Of the
Law arm Of J. Il. q II. II. LsWis. In the
ftn Of 1886 he formed copartnership
with e. A. Turner in the real estate
bnsinees.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-18


es1seH uzs iass nsrhS rursaant d
aelgnsnmsn& PrsssnE. Acfinn Mayer
4atl1 An1 ooan1faen Eake. Mofnn.
A4.5z. 3z11el ana E1sfza
A19 eanaMfsfee = wAca uas faferfed
80 Datler cf IS Hill sErs1t crib sab
nlistad the f1lfowine rsposls
&xawsrR. 0se. II. 1857.
fs ~ Hsa. Maeor esd Clsssmoa Cess
81 u 6anffEs
os1tifa1nn ~ cae eoznnIl 80 g whnn
IS referred ths mafl1f af Mi sness,
eElo bsR - sepsx1 ss f,liows.
1nM - ha4a exauihtd fha s. 4 Nofk
psens asa SISSY tasaiuns and contrast
and nna fkas aus walls have net ste
4zno1nt u batter (namefy II to tie
Eoes1 IS eaiiad for D. tie speai1oasions
wnioa Ne think very great defsot IA
ne Wofk, snd gucid rseemmend tAaf
6 0ne and cts Qu4F&ar srsh Fuand iron
oals Be PES IN said balk haad4 sxtend-
iaa o1tisaiy saFozs tie street aecured b.
nni On both ends, said reds 20 BE- pi2ned
every tweusy fees ABart. The work 80
- done under the dirsction II he street.
comm tee aud 10 fheiz satisfaction.
B1ita % pess through bulk head End
lzx11 pezps1dicuIaf sticks outsita of
onik bead, lower end Of which 20 be SET
foar feef u the cfanud and extend b
TOP Of bzik hezS. nespaelivels,
HonxMT HnnAH.
I. w. LkEK,
q. y. RmErxz.
Report a60psed.
Petition Of Thouas BaFks for psr-
mission 70 move two 90 buEldinks fiom
lot 7, block 8, corner Of Second and
Marion streets. Resosa the stKeat to lot
4. in block 10. Granted.
Ordered thst TIE contractors On Mill
street. crib be allowed Is per cent Of the
anount IF work done.
Ordered tha1 the matteF Of placing q
pateat water cieset h the addition 10
the city ball be referred 30 the oom-
nzittee "a sewers aud drainage
O. i. Emmona VAS allowed $3.50 46
fsom Mil street Improvement fund,
Ordinanee So
Adjourned.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-18

No usaa q exempt frcu liability -
iaf q dtath. 1sso Tor t1asnpte
pFadsns man has Gf. Dexter herton,
wh0 Goa bis ankie severely spralnlea -,
Manday. bot Mr. II Ftons win pc usesi
foresight. had "a seeiatnt policy 70
si0.0oo ia the lEsvtlsFs, sta 1Afiet .
Ragns. aua viii reserve 80 81 80
until hs Is abla 10 BE- abena aesAn. k1
\ partial lisa e those oenshted oY 10
ei'srns insaranes zee another ealaurc.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-18

A CozaRcrlox. Chssf gassiSe 5snss
yesterday eal.sd Iae aitsasisn Of = re-
porter 10 tee fast seas few llnss
Vbich uEiginally aPpeared IN eepy q
BIS Judgment n8 the eass e p4nisi SCI
hvan W. ] he Commissioners q rkagt
county had heen sfftrssa cas- AFTER
ward on reading TIE iudz aisnf aTsf.
They we're as fsli0sei ~Anc at3tf tae
lNN the DAY Of tse nfst paelisAtioa IS
aat 10 be eonaked IS one e tae twt1tF
eight" de asked - have Il coEseessa
- tnEt the uemhsfa u the oaF fztzhi
net b miaisa IN he usaiaeE.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-18

EoHE AaAGS. -Mrs. J + tsaris. -
Lake uniou. WAs genf e@ss sa tia Ras-
~ a xalaA fsTa. CiAFk d. nasss, &. L
BATES. Mlss sFags q Hal asa saveFsl
etkAss q THE city wefs nssuesFss etaot
kcnF asdnsha $50. resGsnS1 ho1za ytsEss
eAy after a rncSt - iay4hle trSr. SIS
us tei relatives ard ixseu1s "a 1liiaois,
tHatADA acd MieAirAa, ard 90 etF uAy
back shs spsnf q eaaHla 81 wesas Nii1
~ aae. Len cetlis. wha 4 il ousiDse
IN SpEaRaa, y. Z.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-18

The " OENTRMERT" ID tia most pop
ulaf nd glove IN America, Sisl5 for i've
buttons. $3.50 for eieht buttons. They
are far below the price OF any other
standard maker, and for st and dura-
bility are unexoelied. The above aTe re-
tail pgices (the glove IL not sold al whaie-
sale1 e. eOHWABACHER BR0S. de12
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MARRIAGE ITozNsEs.

Ths following lissnsss 70 ved we're
Issued today:
Carl n. HaQaman and Mis- yosa-
phine walters, bath Of Seattle.
A. 3. Buxtt and Miss Annie PisEce.
both 81 Ssabeck.
y. O. Barrow, Of NiohgaKa, Neb., and
Hiss Nora Dudley. Of Seattle.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-18

TO every young lady purchaser we
present gratis ticket 10 the drawing
OF $i25 silver pitcher aud a beautiful,
plush, Iady's toilet cAss, 40 the Star
Clothing House, No. 20S Commercial
street. Kline q Rosenberg.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-18

DANA0xs 10 Wfpow.-Distriss A..
soraey Ronald and City Attorney Ga.
rsan returned las, nieht from Kent.
Whsys they had hsea engarea II q suil
for damages Ia which q widow. Emms
Webster. satd l.. Il RiehsFasoa aud l.
&. Richardson for xgs9 Tor tie iosa o.
hoF husbands life. Toe evidence sect
30 SHOW that tie asfendants. vho kaea
a saloon % q pF8hisitten pfeeiaet, sel !.
Whisksg "a the Husband of the pistniia
Nnt8 b. heeAnaa csaraa An3 - son
tiuagd for a nauth aud until bis eleash.
Daslaa this time BE beat and III assd
biz Wits SD drove her sway 70 seatiie,
The evidence waa str0Egls agatnst tts
dsfsndants. TIE iaEY Were oat eoosso
eriRz thelr vsrdie, when the swe atsar'
neya lclt.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-18

PzsBGEE oouEr.-Klizs Hicks, VIA
has bsea e pa,isnl n the hospital, wGs
hroueht before sac pFobate judge on
sharRs az iEsaasty. Dr. J.. s. Smart
eTasssed her aad esc1oanesd her sn4er-
fug ff-rn esnensiA. Sba xas tkeFe-
urra pronsaroed insane snd ordered
~ - seat . Sssilssoom- Mrs. Hisks
4 h.slievtl 10 Be married Wem8n. and
i al,aut = wears old. In he aeiteF %
tb4 esiafs & & " eEtisy Walden, De-
$3.50. ths engss apsoi1tsd ex-C1ts9
Iusssce GEeans Rd.ninlsfEateF and Axe9
ths b1nds "a e1oa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-18

.srha. IA tha srnatess nadielns q this
word saia Ar. Anzkhyi g - 49,
Ronsa. a. b slepFta lnss -s .A.s y
Arar siars. Give me snesoek ossAss e
youF Slar Ccseh syteps no
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Parents

shouia not fail 10 visit tbs STAR OotE-
ias Houss this week We have received
over 81 STYLES Of boys salts ard over
eats. every suit roveitg, weica Se
Der q IS, So g. and g. kline 3 Hos
a-.f,swa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-18

Washington Territory Dental and
Photographs Depot.-A full supply at
low prices. A. B. SxKwARr d 90, drug.
oieta no9 n
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-18

f,rsat hssissy drives il s1en's eieah inR
a. 80 So tee itns Of SUITS Ne are
eaasine a 8S. 81. SO and ! y. Aiins
4 Rassoe,esc. 40. - osmuaereiai street
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-18

You are al this time trying 10 determine
what you viii give 10 your wives. sweet
hearts, sisters and children for Christ
mas gifts. II you viii call On % you
viii fad what you want. IokEas q
Al..nan..nnn
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-18

eilk saspendess. gloves, handser
.hSafs ana every Catstmss n1ytlty Is
~ SsaF Clothing Houss, No. Soe tora
sssr~lal street., Klire 4 RosenbeER.